Dick Smakman
University Lecturer
- Name
- Dr. D. Smakman
- Telephone
- +31 71 527 2607
- d.smakman@hum.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-4767-4809
Dick Smakman is a University Lecturer at the Centre for Linguistics.
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PhD students
Fields of interest
sociolinguistics; phonetics; language variation; language learning; language teaching
Research
language variation, language use, language teaching, language learning
Teaching activities
sociolinguistics; language acquisition (theory and practice)
Curriculum vitae
1996-2001: PhD track, Sociolinguistics, Nijmegen University; PhD in 2006
1997-1998: English Language & Literature, Amsterdam University (UvA); MA in 1998
1994-1995: Linguistics, Nijmegen University; MA in 1995
1992-1994: Linguistics, Durham University, England
1990-1992: English Language & Literature, Nijmegen University
Key publications
- Smakman, D. (2012)
The definition of the standard language: a survey in seven countries. International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 218, pp. 25-58.
(Article) - Botma, E.D. & Sebregts, K & Smakman, D. (2012)
The phonetics and phonology of Dutch mid vowels before /l/. Laboratory Phonology, 3 (2), pp. 273-298.
(Article) - Smakman, D. & Korzilius, H. & Meurs, F., van & Neerven, E., van (2009)
English words and phrases in radio commercials in the Netherlands: Their use and effects. ESP Across Cultures, 6, pp. 107-128.
(Article) - Smith-Christmas, C. & Smakman, D. (2009)
Gaelic on Skye: Older speakers' identity in a language-shift situation. International Journal of the Sociology of Language, 2009 (200), pp. 27-47.
(Article)
University Lecturer
- Faculty of Humanities
- Leiden Univ Centre for Linguistics
- LUCL Engels
- Smakman D. (2021), Language-norm formation in Dutch urban contexts. From Haarlem exclusive to post-modern inclusive. In: Caon L., Elenbaas M. & Grijzenhout J. (Eds.) Language Use, Usage Guides and Linguistic Norms. Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing.
- Smakman D. (2020), Clear English Pronunciation. A Practical Guide. London: Routledge.
- Smakman D. (2019), Cultural bias and sociolinguistics, Russian Journal of Linguistics 23(1): 9-22.
- Tilstra K. & Smakman D. (2018), The spoken academic English of Dutch university lecturers, English Studies 99(5): 566-579.
- Voges L., McCracken M., Rahmeh S., Totibadze S. & Smakman D. (2018), Amsterdamse eettentjes gebruiken nog minder Nederlands dan Chinees [Dutch eateries use even less Dutch than Chinese], Neerlandistiek .
- Smakman D. & Heinrich P. (2018), A proposal for street use surveys. In: Smakman D., Heinrich P. (Eds.) Urban Sociolinguistics. The City as a Process and Experience. London: Routledge. 237-239.
- Smakman D. (2018), Discovering Sociolinguistics. From Theory to Practice. London: Palgrave Macmillan.
- Foster T., Lemmen M.M.M.A., Smakman D., Dorst A.G. & Dol P.H. (2018), English Grammar through Dutch Eyes. Bussum: Coutinho.
- Smakman D. (2018), Het Nederlandse fonologiegedeelte van Taalportaal, Nederlandse Taalkunde 23(2): 117-127.
- Smakman D. (2018), Studying the sociolinguistics of cities. Considerations and methods, ACTA Linguistica Petropolitana. Transactions of the Institute for Linguistic Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences 14(3): 301-317.
- Smakman D. & Meulen M. van der (2018), The elusive dialect border. In: Bassiouney R. (Ed.) Identity and Dialect Performance : A Study of Communities and Dialects. London: Routledge.
- Cornips L., Rooij V de. & Smakman D. (2018), The Randstad area in the Netherlands. Emergent and fluid identity construction through language use. In: Smakman D., Heinrich P. (Eds.) Urban Sociolinguistics. The City as a Process and Experience. London: Routledge. 162-180.
- Smakman D. & Heinrich P. (Eds.) (2018), "Urban sociolinguistics. The city as a linguistic process and experience". London: Routledge.
- Smakman D. & Heinrich P. (2018), Why cities matter for a globalising sociolinguistics. In: Smakman D., Heinrich P. (Eds.) Urban Sociolinguistics. The City as a Process and Experience. London: Routledge. 1-11.
- Lindenburg S. & Smakman D. (Eds.) (2017), Proceedings of the Van Schools tot Scriptie III Colloquium 2016. Leiden: Leiden University Repository.
- Smakman D. (2017), The use of native-speaker pronunciation models. In: Lindenburg S., Smakman D. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Van Schools tot Scriptie III Colloquium.: Leiden University Repository.
- Chen X. & Smakman D. (2016), Avoidance of phrasal verbs by learners of English: Definitional and methodological issues. In: Arnhem M. van, Smakman D. (Eds.) Proceedings of the van Schools tot Scriptie II Colloquium 2014. Leiden: Leiden University Repository. 40-48.
- Smakman D. & Barasa S. (2016), Defining "standard". Towards a crosscultural definition of the language norm. In: Tieken-Boon van Ostade I., Percy C. (Eds.) Prescription and Tradition in Language: Establishing standards across time and space. Bristol: Multilingual Matters. 23-38.
- Arnhem M. van & Smakman D. (Eds.) (2016), Proceedings of the Van Schools tot Scriptie II Colloquium 2014. Leiden: Leiden University Repository.
- Smakman D. & De France T.L. (2016), Pronunciation acquisition patterns of learners with different starting levels, Research in Language 13(2).
- Smakman D. (2016), Pronunciation: Teach or ignore?. In: Arnhem M. van, Smakman D. (Eds.) Proceedings of the van Schools tot Scriptie II Colloquium 2014. Leiden: Leiden University Repository. 61-65.
- Smakman D. (2016), The standard language. From construct of authorities to sociolect of a dominant community. In: Hara K., Heinrich P. (Eds.) Proceedings of the Symposium on East-West Historical and Comparative Studies in Standard Norms in Written Language. Tokyo: Joshibi University of Art and Design. 79-97.
- Smakman D. (2015), Accent Building. A British English Pronunciation Course for Speakers of Dutch (second edition). Leiden: Leiden University Press.
- Smakman D. & Heinrich P. (Eds.) (2015), Globalising Sociolinguistics. Challenging and Expanding Theory. London: Routledge.
- Smakman D. (2015), Review of: Wells J. Sounds Interesting. Observations on English and General Phonetics, English Studies 96(6): 1-2.
- Smakman D. (2015), The westernising mechanisms in sociolinguistics. In: Smakman D., Heinrich P. (Eds.) Globalising Sociolinguistics. Challenging and Expanding Theory. London: Routledge. 16-35.
- Smakman D. & Zwaag I. van der (2015), "Zeven". Een sociolinguïstische studie naar de uitspraak van een cijfer. In: Hogeweg L., Lestrade S., Swart P. de (Eds.) Addenda. Nijmegen: Radboud University. 409-414.
- Smakman D. (2014), Accent Building. A British English Pronunciation Course for Speakers of Dutch.. Leiden: Leiden University Press.
- Smakman D. & Duda-Osiewacz A. (2014), A Contrastive Rhetoric Analysis of Scholarly Publications by Polish and Anglophone Authors, Journal of Language Teaching and Learning 4(2).
- Hoorn M., Smakman D. & Foster A.A. (2014), Pronunciation grading practices by teachers of English. In: Doel R. van den, Rupp L. (Eds.) Pronunciation Matters. Accents of English in The Netherlands and Elsewhere.. Amsterdam: VU University Press.
- Smakman D. & De France T. (2014), The acoustics of English vowels in the speech of Dutch learners before and after pronunciation training. In: Above and Beyond the Segments. Experimental linguistics and phonetics. Amsterdam: John Benjamins. 288-301.
- Smakman D. & Wagenaar S. (2013), Discourse particles in Colloquial Singapore English, World Englishes 32(3): 308-324.
- Smakman D. & Willemsen L. (Eds.) (2013), Proceedings of the Van Schools tot Scriptie Colloquium 2012. Leiden: Leiden University Library.
- Edisherashvili N. & Smakman D. (2013), Technology as a tool towards educational reform: implementing Communicative Language Teaching in Georgia. In: Willemsen L., Smakman D (Ed.) Proceedings of the Van Schools tot Scriptie Colloquium 2012. Leiden: Leiden University Repository.
- Smakman D. (2012), Review of: (2012) The Vowel Space Paradox. A Sociophonetic Study on Dutch, Nederlandse Taalkunde 17: 110-114.
- Smakman D. (2012), The definition of the standard language: a survey in seven countries, International Journal of the Sociology of Language 218: 25-58.
- Botma E.D., Sebregts K. & Smakman D. (2012), The phonetics and phonology of Dutch mid vowels before /l/, Laboratory Phonology 3(2): 273-298.
- Smakman D. (2010), Book review: R. Bassiouney, Arabic Sociolinguistics Review of: Bassiouney, R. (2010) Arabic Sociolinguistics, Historical Sociolinguistics and Sociohistorical Linguistics .
- Smakman D., Korzilius H., Meurs F. van & Neerven E. van (2009), English words and phrases in radio commercials in the Netherlands: Their use and effects, ESP Across Cultures 6: 107-128.
- Smith-Christmas C. & Smakman D. (2009), Gaelic on Skye: Older speakers' identity in a language-shift situation, International Journal of the Sociology of Language 2009(200): 27-47.
- Smakman D. (2008), Boekbespreking Review of: Keijzer Merel Last in first out? An investigation of the Regression Hypothesis in Dutch emigrants in Anglophone Canada, Nederlandse Taalkunde 13.
- Smakman D. (12 June 2006), Standard Dutch in the Netherlands. A sociolinguistic and phonetic description (PhD thesis, -, Nijmegen). Utrecht: Landelijke Onderzoeksschool Taalwetenschap. Supervisor(s): Hout, R. van; Bezooijen, R.L. van.
- Smakman D. (2003), Algemeen Beschaafd Haarlems. Gebruikskenmerken van het Standaardnederlands. In: Stroop J. (Ed.) Waar gaat het Nederlands naartoe? Panorama van een taal.: Bert Bakker. 120-130.
- Smakman D. (2001), Poldernederlands of Gooise 'r'?: De waardering van moderne uitspraakverschijnselen, Onze Taal 70: 88-89.
- Smakman D. (2000), Taalevangelisatie, Onze Taal 69: 46-47.
- Smakman D. & Bezooijen R.L. van (1997), Een verkenning van populaire ideeën over de standaardtaal in Nederland, Taal en Tongval 10: 126-138.
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